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...past year has seen vast improvements in computing power, and at the same time, prices are falling. This summer, Intel cut the price of its Pentium II processor by 57 percent. There is no time like the present to get yourself a solid system that can last you a while...
According to the victims' parents, the two friends were on their way to Los Angeles for the Fourth of July weekend. Stephens, working for Microsoft this summer, took a flight from Seattle to California to meet up with Hill, who was employed by Intel...
Just over one month ago Deshaun R. Hill'99 and Harvard C. Stephens'99 were killed in an auto accident in California. They were both working at major technology companies--Harvard at Microsoft and Deshaun at Intel. They were magical partnerships and perfect for these two rising stars...
...puts the number in writing; few admit to even speaking it. Yet there are probably whisper numbers for up to 200 stocks each quarter. They tend to be technology stocks and other hot names such as Nike or Starbucks, where robust earnings are critical to supporting the stock price. Intel seems to have a whisper number in most quarters. There's been one for Microsoft, Netscape and Cisco Systems. Strong candidates this quarter are Dell and Compaq. How do you get the whisper? You don't. Only elite investors get their lobes tickled. The rest of us get the kind...
...paper and ink used to produce them," asserts Chip Morris, manager of the T. Rowe Price Science and Technology fund. The official estimates are systematically understated. The number that matters is the one analysts call in to their best clients as the earnings date draws near. Last April, Intel reported a doubling in earnings and beat the printed estimates by 6%. The stock fell because the whisper number was higher. Stinks, doesn't it? And don't expect the SEC to help with Wall Street's little games. It's watching; so far that's all. But patience...